Something Other: A Collection of Horror Stories

Lovecraftian horror, biology, and philosophy collide in a series of stories that will haunt your mind for weeks...Shadowy hints of titanic monsters.Humanesque voices and faces that seem real, at first.Lures into ancient and incomprehensible jaws. The twisting of human minds and bodies for insidious purposes.Biological corruption and chaos. Encounters with the unknown.All the above and more are found in this collection of classic weird fiction. Inspired by the works of HP Lovecraft, Romines draws from the natural world, philosophy, and a dark imagination to create a variety of frightening stories, populated with a menagerie of original and wholly disquieting entities in his haunting debut. This collection of ominous tales is perfect for fans of cosmic horror and those who aren’t particularly fond of sleep. If you want eldritch abominations to live in your head, buy this book now.Included:Beneath the SwampThe NightstriderA Fable of CricketsThe PuppeteerThe Bad TreeUnhappeningGod’s PrisonThe ThresholdSolus NocteThe Man on the TowerSirenListen to Your MaThey Don’t Lurk AnymoreQuarryA MazeThe Praying FungusEntities of Predatory Consciousness: IntroductionThe Fungus KingOut ThereA Correspondence (in collaboration with Travis Liebert, author of Things Undone)The House in the Middle of NowhereThe Endless Uncaring

About the Author

Jacob Romines is a philosophy nerd from Louisville, Kentucky, with multiple ambitious dreams and very few ambitious achievements. He enjoys reading, writing, and doing both on the internet. He plans to one day live in a cabin in the mountains, with many pets and a huge personal library. His website is jacobromines.com. His email is [email protected]. Feel free to fire questions, inquiries, or anything else his way.Find him on instagram:@jacob.romines.writer, and on reddit at u/jacobromineswriter.

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